Tuckersmith Correspondence Highlights Local News
Mr Gerrand is busy filling a car. School opened on the 3rd with Miss Jackson in charge. James McLeod of Vancouver visits his parents. Why not W K visit Tuckersmith now. Dr Broadfoot visits from Binscarth. Mr Nickel confined to bed with la grippe. Adam Angus, known as Mrs Angus boy, works at his new saw mill. Miss Broadfoot returns from Hamiota with Miss Alexander. Chas Ackroyd injured by a horse kick, unconscious briefly. Silver Creek Old Boys hold a smoker at Barker Jackson’s. WH Lang wins the booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrand
Miss Jackson
James McLeod
Vancouver
W. K
Tuckersmith
Dr. Broadfoot
Binscarth
Friday Express
Miss Broadfoot
Nickel
Adam Angus
Angus
Adam
Shellmouth News Roundup From Local Visitations To Upcoming Fundraiser
Shellmouth notes Winnipeg visitor Shellmouth J L Watson returns to the area while Mr McKay plans to leave soon. W Boyd returns home after a month in the village. Miss L McFadyen of Echo visits N McFadyen. D A Goodbun buys land from B Burroughs. Bridge repairs begun after safety concerns. A village dance at B Ferris yields a good time. Mounted Police investigate an ongoing case. Langenburg junior hockey defeated in Shellmouth 3 0. Concert for Church of England building fund with talent from Russell and Langenburg. Ladies Guild and Ladies Aid meetings held at Mrs Deemark and at the Matheson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Watson
Winnipeg
McKay
W. Boyd
L. McFadyen
Echo
N. McFadyen
D. A. Goodbun
B. Burroughs
B. Ferris
Langenburg Juniior
Shellmouth
Church of
Russell Curlers Keep Bid Alive in Bonspiel Action
Russell rink teams led by Matheson and Clee advance in the Bonspiel as Empire trophy hopes dim for Matheson who lost his opening match. Clee shows top form beating Granite skips while Wright and others secure late wins in Tetley Tea and Dingwall rounds, with protests over Wright’s team alignment resolved by the appeals committee.
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Russell
Matheson
Clee
Dingwall
Wright
Mar
Lemon
The
Granites
Granite Crack
Civic
Williams
Assiniboine
Rochon
Ole
Rattray
Cle
Medical College
Robertson
Rainy River
Smith
Kenora
Empire
Dr. Wright
Labatt
Junior
Pleasant Ladies' Aid Afternoon With Tea and Laughter
A cheerful afternoon gathering for twenty seven people featured reading conversation and happy laughter with tea and cake. The group notes critics among visiting gentlemen and cites a motto from Arthur to avoid scandal while London widow Atharine is mentioned with a February 1 date.
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Arthur
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Mary Kelso
Crosby
Millwood
Sons of England
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Geo. Hyde
W. Calvert
Moosejaw
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Manitoba
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Shell
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A. B. Webster
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